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Yogini Nairatmya

Tibet, 17th century

Tibet, 20th century

Nepal, Dated by inscription, 1822

Bhutan, possibly Punakha Dzong, Mid-19th century

Tibet, 19th century

Tibet, 17th century

Kham Province, Eastern Tibet, 18th century

Tibet, 18th century

Tibet, 17th century

Tibet, 18th century

Tibet, 15th century

White Tara with Long Life Deities

Tibet, 19th century

Tibet, 17th century

Tibet, 18th century

Tibet, 15th or 16th century

Tara as Protectress from the Eight Fears

Eastern Tibet, 19th century

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